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Living Waters of Grace 09.17.25 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Clark
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  Wofford, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland,
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  County of Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Clark as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  If anyone has not the Spirit of Christ, the Holy Spirit, he is
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  not in his. So you cannot be a Christian
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  without the Holy Spirit. Some people might say, well,
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  have you received the Holy Spirit since you believe?
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  And we'll read this later on in Acts.
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  Well, I received the Holy Spirit when I got saved.
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  I passed from death to life, and I knew that I wasn't
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  disbelieving something intellectually.
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  I knew something happened to me supernaturally, internally, and
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  I knew that God now dwelt with me and lived with me.
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  The Holy Spirit's presence is like a heartbeat, vital to your
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  life as a Christian. In today's message, Pastor Clark
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  conveys how Scripture declares that without the Spirit of
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  Christ, you cannot belong to Him.
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  You might hear some ask if you've received the Spirit since
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  believing, but you know He entered when you were saved.
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  That moment wasn't just intellectual.
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  It was a supernatural shift moving you from death to life.
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  You felt God's presence dwell within you, transforming you
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  internally. Now here's Pastor Clark in the
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  book of Acts Chapter 2 with today's edition of Living Waters
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  of Grace. And then it says in verse 4 and
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  they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak
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  with other tongues as the Spirit gave them utterance.
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  Now the Greek word for the idea of tongues.
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  And also in verse 6, we'll get there in a minute when it talks
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  about them hearing the people, hearing these guys and gals
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  speaking in language was from the Greek word where we get our
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  word linguistic, we get our word.
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  I forget the word that slips my mind now, but it's the word that
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  means language. And so this was not babbling.
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  This was not something that was unable to be discerned as far as
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  what it meant as we continue here.
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  This is literally a gift that they were given to proclaim the
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  greatness of God in the midst of all the people that would hear
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  them. This was something too that they
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  weren't doing themselves. It was the Spirit, the Holy
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  Spirit that was giving them this utterance to do this.
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  And verse 5 and there were dwelling in Jerusalem Jews,
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  devout men from every nation under heaven.
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  There had to be at least 15 different people groups from
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  various places as far as Iran and Egypt and, and the Roman
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  Empire and, and, and Greece and, and this on and on and on.
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  So there was all these people with these multiple languages
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  at, at this time in Pentecost visiting Jerusalem.
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  And when this sound occurred, the multitude came together and
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  they were confused because everyone heard them speak in his
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  own language. OK, this was not in Babel.
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  Like say I'm say I'm Greek and I'm there and I don't understand
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  Hebrew, but I'm part of this crowd and I'm hearing some of
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  these people speaking in fluent Greek.
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  The great acts of God throughout the Old Testament in the Bible,
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  the Testament wasn't written yet.
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  So they would be proclaiming the greatness of God's deliverance
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  from the, the bondage of Egypt and Pharaoh and all the things,
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  the great things that God had done.
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  And someone else would be there and, and, and no Italian or
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  someone else would be there and, and no some other Egyptian
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  language or whatever. So the word I was looking for
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  was dialects. OK, That's the Greek word of
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  that word, language, dialects. So they were speaking in various
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  dialects, OK, at one time, and it's a reversal.
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  What happened at the Tower of Babel when they decided to use
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  one language to build that tower to get up to God and sort of
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  control things was all based on pride.
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  And God had to disperse the crowd by giving them different
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  languages where all of a sudden they couldn't understand one
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  another, right? Well, in this instance, now
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  everybody is understanding the same message given by the Holy
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  Spirit through these various languages.
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  This is the real gift of tongues.
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  I mean, we'll get into other things down the road, but I
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  mean, if I'm going to have a language, a gift to speak in
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  tongues, Lord, give me Italian. I'd like to travel Rome and not
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  have to study and be able to just talk to people and give
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  them the gospel, right, Without having to study, you know, this
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  software, learning how to speak a foreign language.
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  I mean, I took, I took two years of Spanish in high school and I
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  all I can say is like buenas tarde or hostile luego coma, say
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  almost dead. And I know that one.
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  I'd learned how to order breakfast a little bit because
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  one time I had to go to Mexico. So I wanted to know how to order
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  pancakes and panaceas and that kind of stuff.
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  Caliente chocolate. I like that too, you know,
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  Anyway, it's a lot of work to know a language.
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  Well, these people were, I learned it in regard to these
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  languages. It wasn't God was looking down
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  and said, well, you already know Italians, so you're going to
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  proclaim the greatness of God in this language and you're no, it
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  was a supernatural manifestation of languages.
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  I talked to Mike Dawson one time and they're they spent many
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  years in the jungles. They're still there in the
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  jungles of Venezuela with the Anaman Indians.
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  He said, Clark, we prayed many times, Lord, give us a gift to
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  speak this language. It is brutal when you go into a
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  foreign country where there's no language and you have to point
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  at things forever to figure out, does that word mean tree or
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  branch or leaf? I mean, it's, it's, it takes a
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  while to eventually know the language and then to be able to
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  write the language down in the Bible, in the New Testament,
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  translate it. And but he told me one time an
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  interesting story. His father was a very pragmatic
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  man, very balanced in his theology, wasn't flying by the
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  seat of his pants. He knew the word, he knew doctor
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  and he understood what the Bible teaches regarding truth.
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  And one time he was sitting there talking to a witch doctor
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  trying to have a conversation, but there was no conversation
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  because he didn't understand Yanomano and the Yanomano Indian
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  didn't understand him, his language, but they were smiling
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  at each other and talking to each other.
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  Well, lo and behold, years later, when this witch doctor
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  became a Christian, he said, I'll never forget that one time
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  you and I were sitting down there by the river talking, and
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  you were telling me about Jesus. And I understood what you were
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  saying. And he said what he says.
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  Yeah, you were talking to me. The way you were communicating
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  somehow was translated to me in my language, even though you
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  were speaking something different.
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  Now that's only God. It only happened for a little
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  while, a little bit, but it was enough to touch that Indian's
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  heart and the Lord used it. I know missionaries I've talked
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  to for years, it's been years, you guys know, you study
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  language, you know to go to be a missionary.
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  And it wouldn't have been nice if you just would have been
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  given that gift and you can get on the plane the next day after
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  you were ready to go and just go give the gospel.
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  It doesn't work that way for some reason, but nonetheless in
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  Pentecost here, these are literal language languages.
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  This is not Babble. If you would have been there and
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  said, well, these people are drunk and we're going to see
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  what some of the people thought about what was happening here as
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  we study this together. The the crowds response.
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  And when they responded to this, it says in verse 5, and there
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  were dwelling in Jerusalem, Jews, devout men from every
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  nation under heaven. So it gives you the idea of all
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  these different people groups. And when this sound occurred,
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  the multitude came together and they were confused because
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  everyone heard them speak in his own language.
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  I mean, that would be wild, wouldn't it, just to be able to
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  hear every language at that particular time being spoken at
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  the same time. And it's only resonating with
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  people who are from that particular people group that
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  would understand. Someone over here is talking
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  Italian, but if I'm Greek, I'm just listening to the guy that's
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  speaking in Greek and I'm hearing what it is he's saying.
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  OK. And so it says in verse 7.
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  Then they were all amazed and they marveled, I should say.
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  So I would be amazed and marveling too.
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  I marvel and amazed reading this and they said to one another,
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  look, are not all those who speak Galileans?
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  I mean, they they only knew like one kind of dialect, the
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  Galileans. And how is it that we hear each
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  in our own language in which we were born?
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  That's the question. How in the world is this
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  happening? It's a miracle, the work of God,
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  the Holy Spirit. Parthians, that's the first
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  people group, and Meese from Persia and Elamites, those
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  dwelling in Mesopotamia, Judea, Cappadocia, Pontius in Asia,
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  Phrygia, Pamphylia, Egypt and the parts of Libya joining
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  Cyrene. Visitors from Rome, both Jews
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  and Proselytites, Cretian and Arabs, We hear them speaking in
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  our own tongues the wonderful works of God.
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  So they were able to witness of their faith in the God of
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  Abraham, Isaac and Jacob biblically through the language
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  to all these people who were in town at Pentecost to celebrate
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  the giving of the law. No one expected this to happen
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  except obviously our faithful God and those He told that this
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  was going to happen and why they had to wait.
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  But the world was not prepared for this at this time, nor were
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  they expecting this. I was listening to someone talk
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  about this particular section of scripture and they said Jesus
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  one time in the scriptures was they, they believe this could
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  have happened by the portico of Solomon with the big pillars
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  where it had a big expanse of, of, of space and cement where
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  people could congregate. And Jesus was over there one
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  time praying and walking around and, and you would have loved to
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  heard the conversation if you could.
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  But you know, he knew he was going to go to the cross and
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  die. He knew he was going to suffer.
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  He knew he was going to raise again from the dead.
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  But he probably walked around that room and that big area of
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  space. And this was praising his
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  father, saying it won't be too long before there'll be 3000
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  people here one day that will get saved by hearing the gospel
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  from the apostle Peter. So they were always and
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  perplexed saying to one another, whatever could this mean?
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  In verse 13, others mocking said they are full of new wine,
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  thinking that obviously they were drunk.
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  Importance of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost was the beginning of
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  this promise where Jesus said not only will the Holy Spirit be
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  with you, but He shall be in you.
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  OK Once you become a believer in Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit
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  comes to indwell in you. You cannot be a believer without
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  the Holy Spirit. Sometimes people have different
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  positions on these subjects, but they're not found rooted in the
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  teaching of the Scripture. It tells us in Romans 8-9, if
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  anyone has not the Spirit of Christ, the Holy Spirit, He is
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  not His. So you cannot be a Christian
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  without the Holy Spirit. Some people might say, well,
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  have you received the Holy Spirit since you believed?
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  And we'll read this later on in Acts.
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  Well, I received the Holy Spirit when I got saved.
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  I passed from death to life. And I knew that I wasn't
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  disbelieving something intellectually.
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  I knew something happened to me supernaturally, internally.
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  And I knew that God now dwelt with me and lived with me.
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  And He promised he would never leave me or forsake me.
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  And now I've been a Christian for many years, and I learn
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  every day my need to continually be filled and influenced and
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  controlled by the Holy Spirit. When I get out of that control
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  of the power of the Holy Spirit, I'm not pleasing the Lord.
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  I want to be filled. I want to be controlled by the
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  Spirit of God so his love flows out of me, His joy, his peace,
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  his long-suffering, his goodness, his meekness, his
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  gentleness, his humility. This is what we need as God's
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  people, to be filled with God's Spirit and not to be filled with
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  ourselves, right? When we're filled with
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  ourselves, it's not a good story, right?
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  But when we're filled with God, it's wonderful because then we
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  can be instruments of his peace to other people.
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  We can all be ministers of the New covenant and bring life to
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  people by the giftings that God has given to each of us.
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  And so when we think about they, they mentioned new wine here
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  and, and Paul uses this illustration in in Ephesians
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  518, he says, do not be drunk with wine.
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  Where's an excess? And some of you have known, you
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  know, you've been inebriated in your life.
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  Hopefully that is not something that's a common occurrence
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  anymore. But have you become a believer?
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  You don't want to be drunk with wine, but you want to be filled
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  with the spirit. But it's not saying you can't
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  have a glass of wine, but it's saying not be under the control
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  and the influence of alcohol. OK.
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  Because when you're under the influence and control of
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  alcohol, you behave differently than whenever, whenever you're
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  influenced by God, right? I'm, I'm not asking you to test
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  that postulate, but it's true. I can tell you from my own
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  experience is a big difference in being filled with God and
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  being filled with alcohol. OK, The dynamics of what comes
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  out of your life is completely opposite opposition.
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  But anyway, do not be drunk with wine.
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  Whereas in excess could be filled with the spirit.
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  So we're commanded to be filled with the spirit.
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  It's not a suggestion. It's not well, a request.
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  Maybe, maybe not I, I, I don't feel like it today.
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  No, we need to be filled with the spirit and the idea is to
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  continually be filled because we leak.
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  We, it isn't like I get filled once I don't need any more power
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  of God's Spirit. I need to be constantly filled.
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  I need to have this thirst for God, this like this morning, I,
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  I was parched and I needed water.
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  Louis gave me some water and, and I, and I know when I need
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  water, I drink it, you know, I need some now.
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  And I want to know when I need to be filled with God's Spirit
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  too. I want to have that evidence
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  that I, I need to be filled. And when do I need to be filled?
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  Whenever I'm in a situation that I can't do anything in my own
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  strength, and that should be every second of my life.
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  I, I'm not filled with the spirit every second of my life,
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  I, I want to be. That's a desire, that's a goal.
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  Maybe as we grow in the grace and the knowledge of God, we're
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  more filled with him and less filled with us, right?
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  But the, there's always test. Everything's a test in life.
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  Am I under God's control today? Am I under God's control of my
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  home and my, my marriage and my relationship with my wife or my,
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  my, my children, my family, my am I under God's control when I
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  preach? When I am I under control of
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  God's Spirit when I'm driving? That's a real one to think
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  about, especially when you see the police with the, the lights
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  on behind you. If I was under the control of
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  the Spirit of God, I wouldn't be speeding, right?
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  Let's be honest, I got pulled over last week 'cause I was
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  speeding. I was praying, Lord, I prayed
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  it. The name I drop here will be of
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  some influence. I know, Officer such and such.
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  OK. He goes back to the car.
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  He probably called him up and said, you know, this character
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  by the name of Clark, you know? But fortunately, he let me go.
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  And I was grateful. But I said, Lord, forgive me for
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  not paying it. I wasn't like, I don't think
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  intentionally wanting to put the pedal to the metal, but I was
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  sort of this daydreaming when I was driving.
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  You ever do that and the next thing you know you're going much
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  faster than you should be and you suffer the consequences.
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  But the the whole idea is this idea of wine influence.
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  They think these guys are drunk. Paul teaches in the book of
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  Ephesians that the influence of alcohol has negative effects
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  when it's controlling us. That why we absolutely need to
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  be filled with the power of the Holy Spirit.
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  And so in verse 14 and Peter, he stands up with the 11 I I am
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  encouraged with this and Pastor Lewis, I'm sure is to anybody
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  that's called to preach the gospel.
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  He's calling people that he can work in their lives to perfect
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  them for the work of the ministry.
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  But he never looks down and says well, I'm going to wait till
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  such and such is perfect and then I might use them.
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  We know Peter, shortly before this incident, was denying the
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  Lord right? He denied him three times, and
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  now he's chosen by God, the Holy Spirit, to bring forth the first
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  evangelistic message after this experience of Pentecost.
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  That should really encourage all of us that Peter was used to do
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  something that was remarkable by the work of God's Spirit.
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  So Peter, standing up with the 11, raised his voice and said to
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  them, Men of Judea and all who dwell in Jerusalem, let this be
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  made known to you, and heed my words, for these are not drunk
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  as you suppose, since it is only the third hour of the day.
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  But this is what was spoken by the prophet Joel.
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  Now this particular section of Scripture in Joel is beginning
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  to show forth the whole economy of God until the 2nd coming of
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  Christ, when he establishes His Kingdom and the millennial reign
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  in Jerusalem. That's when this section of
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  Scripture will be completely fulfilled at that particular
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  time. But there is indicators here
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  that this is the beginning of this movement of God in the last
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  days. And the last days begin from the
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  day of Pentecost until the day of Christ return.
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  So we've been in the last days for several thousand years.
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  So that's because a lot of stuff's going on right now in
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  the world does not mean literally that tomorrow Jesus is
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  coming. And these are the last days.
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  This last day, phenomena and experience of world insanity and
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  crisis and evil dictators and rulers and sin and all the other
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  things that comprise human existence have begun in Genesis,
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  but in the Church age, they began at Pentecost.
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  The last days before Christ's second coming will be fulfilled
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  at His second coming. And so this is the prophecies
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  that are beginning to be fulfilled.
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  It shall come to pass in the last days, says God.
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  I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh.
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  Your sons, your daughters shall prophecy.
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  Your young men shall see visions, Your old men shall
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  dream dreams. And my men servants, and on my
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  maidservants, I will pour out my spirit in those days, and they
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  shall prophecy. And I will show wonders in
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  heaven above, and signs in the earth beneath.
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  Blood and fire and vapour smoke. The sun shall be turned Into
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  Darkness, and the moon into blood, before the coming of the
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  great and awesome day of the Lord.
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  And it shall come to pass that whosoever calls on the name of
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  the Lord shall be saved. And that's the gospel, right?
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  And the, and the ideas of, of prophesying is proclaiming the
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  word of God, speaking forth the truth of God.
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  Men and women can do that equally as God empowers them.
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  You give a witness somewhere, you give a testimony.
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  It isn't foretelling the future per SE.
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  That's a very rare thing because we got the future dictated in
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  this book, Genesis through Revelation.
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  We know what God's going to do and what's going to come to
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  pass. But prophesying is the ability
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  to, you know, exhort people, warn them, edify, build them up
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  and comfort them. That's the real true meaning of
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  prophecy. The apostle Paul said, I wish
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  all of you would. Prophecy meaning that you would
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  in your ministry, warn people, build people up and comfort
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  them. That's something that we should
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  all want to emulate, right? We should all want to have that
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  gift occurring in our lives to be useful to God.
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  Visions and dreams. People have them.
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  Sometimes they're caused by eating too much pizza the night
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  before. But I'm not negating the fact
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  that God can't speak through a dream or a vision.
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  But these things will increase in magnitude during the time of
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  right prior to the the return of Lord.
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  Some of these phenomenas in the heavens haven't occurred yet.
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  Of course, some commentators try to tie these into what happened
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  when Jerusalem was destroyed in 8070.
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  It looked pretty traumatic when Rome sacked the city.
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  But this what is being depicted here and Acts is unlike anything
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  that the world has seen yet. And these signs will be
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  obviously near the end of the Tribulation, right prior to the
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  return of Christ at his second coming, when he establishes His
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  Kingdom and rules and reigns in Jerusalem.
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  And then Peter continues, Men of Israel, hear these words, Jesus
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  of Nazareth, a man attested by God to you, by miracles,
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  wonders, and signs, which God did through him in your midst,
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  as you yourselves also know him, being delivered by the
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  determined purpose and foreknowledge of God, you have
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  taken by lawless hands, have crucified and put to death, whom
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  God raised up, having loosed the pains of death, because it was
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  not possible that he should be held by it.
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  For David says concerning him, I foresaw the Lord always before
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  my face, for He is at my right hand, that I may not be shaken.
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  Therefore my heart rejoiced and my tongue was glad.
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  Moreover my flesh also my will rest and hope.
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  For you will not leave my soul in Hades, nor will you allow
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  your Holy One to see corruption. You have made known to me the
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  ways of life. You will make me full of joy in
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  your presence. Of course, this is the
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  fulfillment of what Christ experienced.
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  Thanks for joining us on this journey through Acts.
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  On today's edition of Living Waters of Grace, Pastor Clark
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  shares that one of the most remarkable things about the book
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  of Acts is how it shows the disciples transformation.
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  The followers of Jesus we meet here are very different from the
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  often confused and fearful disciples in the Gospels.
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  And after Jesus's death and resurrection, and especially
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  through the power of the Holy Spirit, the apostles experienced
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  a profound change in their hearts and boldness.
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  Their faith became unwavering, and they moved forward with
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  courage to spread the gospel despite opposition and hardship.
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  Acts reminds us that the same Spirit who empowered them is at
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  work in US today, shaping our hearts and giving us strength to
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  live boldly for Christ. Living Waters of Grace is a
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  ministry of Calvary Chapel Westmoreland.
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  this Sunday at 10:30 AM at 400 E Pittsburgh St.
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